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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.

(tONNECTION made at Savannah With
~ Savannah, Florida and Western Kali
way.
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah nY
standard time Goth meridlan), which ""S
minutes slower than city lime.
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40 p m A. Albany

Pullman buffet cars to and from jackson
vile and New York TO and from jack nvilIo
and New Orleans via Pensacola. Ia snS
from Thomasy vile and LouisvnIe via Atlant.
and Nashville, and Jackson vile 10 Cinciro
natl via Jesun.
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1aisraana.
Savannah, Florida & Western ~

lAIt trains on this road are run bv Can't.
Standard Time.l 0n'ra
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DECEypu,
Il 8, 1856, Passenger Trains on This Or. Z
VIII run daily rs follows: load
WEST INDIA FAST MATT
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TOWNSVILLE EXPRESS.
CONNECTIONS.

At SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:l0 I'm,
(arrive Augusta via Yemassee at las p M
l2:l5 p IN and 8 :23 p m; for Augusta and At
lanta at $40 m and 500 p m; with steam.
ships for New York Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; for Boston Thursday; for Batimor
every fifth day.
AtJESUP for Brunswick at las N lex.
cept sunday and s 80 m; for Macon lbs
~, $40 m and G 30 pm.
Al WAYCROSS for Brunswick at 3:.5 N
and 5:05 pm.
AtCALLAHAN for Fernandina at {: 90 m
and 2:47 p M; for Waldo, Cedar Key, Ocala,
ETC., at IL 80 M and 700 p m except Sun
At LIVE OAK for Madison, Tallahassee,
ETC., at II :CS III and z AS pm.
At GAINESVILLE for Ocala, Tavares,
Pemberton's Ferry. Brooksville and Tampa
at 1880 a m: for Cedar Key ut 3 60 p M
AtALBANY for Atlanta, Macon. Montgom'
cry, Mobile, New Orleans, Nashville. etc
At CHATrAHOOCHEEs for Pensacola
Mobile, New Orleans at4:lt p m; with Peo-
pies Line steamers advertising to leave tor
Apalachlcola at 500 p m Sunday and Wednes-
dav.
Tickets sold and sleeping car berths Sc
cured at BREN'S Ticket Office, and at tho
Passenger station.
VIM. Z. HhRDEE, (ren'l Pass. Agent.
TX. G.. FLEMING, SUPERINTENDENT.
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Rough an Bile" PMS

Small granules, small dose, big results,
pleasant in operation, don't disturb tho
stomach, 10c. and 2Jc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE.

TAMPA, KEY WEST. HAVANA.
TRT-WEEkLY.
SOUTH BOUND.
Nv Tampa Tues, Thurs. and sat p. m.
Mr. Key West Wed, Friday. and san. .. m.
AR Havana Thurs, sat. aud Mon. Il. IN.
NORTu-BOUND.
Lv Havana THURS, sat. and Mon noon.
Nv Key West Thurs. SAT. and Mon y. M
Ar Tampa Friday, sun. and Tues. p. m.
Connie ing a. Tampa with West India Fast
Train % ana from Northern Il Eastern cities.
For s. atcroom accommodations apply to
City Ticket Office s., +. and w. Ry., Jack
sOnvile. or Agent Plant Steamship Line
Tampa. c. ID. OWENS. Traffic Manager.
II. y. uAlNES GeneraI Manager.
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ALBANY EXPRESS

DIUUo III III TBRUIHI btdIIUns. 7 UITInHn Ouf-
fet sleeping cars 10 and from Thomasville and
Washington, and Savannah and jackson.
"a e, aEQ TO nd from JacksouvlIe nd
LJuisviite via Tnrm9sv lie ami NJ too W.
nv. Pullman buffet cars and Mann hon.
dOir buffet cars via Waycross, lbany and
Macon. and via Waycross, Jesup and Macon,
between jacksonville and Cincinnati. Also,
trough passenger coaches between Jackson
vile and (hAttanoorn
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EAST FLORIDA EMPRESS

Pullman buffet cars to and from jackson
vile and Louisville via ThOmasvllie Albany
Montgomery. and Nashville and CicInnuau
to Jacksonville via Jesup.
Pullman sleeping cars to and from Barlow
ard Montgomery via Gainesville
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

Jacksonville, TAMPA Z Key West RV.

Quickest and best route for all points IN
Florida south OF Jacksonville.
GCHEDULE in effect FEBRUARY 9th
~ lSSI. Main limo trains use s.. f. and "
Raj way station in Jacksonville, maKing di-
rect connection with all trains from Sayan-
nah, the North and West. No transfer.
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General Freight and Ticket A.
FOR ORMOND,

DAYTONA 81 POINTS on the EAST COAST
ST. JOHNS & Hal IFAX RAILROAD,
THE WHITE ROAD"
DAILY Except Sunday.
IL eject January Is. 1857.
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Savannah via S.. (.
Il W. Ry Neutrality-suspicious.. 1905 m
leave Jacksonville via j.,
t. & *. W................I2:3 80 pm
Arrive Palatka............. 2:l5 p m
Leave Palatka, j., t. X.
w, Jerry. .............. 2:2o p m 500 nj
Leave Roeston via st. j.
Il Il. R. R................ 800 % M S 80 m
Arrive Ormond ........... Sis p IN 10 rs a NJ
Arrive DAY tOna. .....,...,. 5:A5 D nj 10 so a m
Making direct connection at DAytona vita
daily steamers for points on Halifax, Hills
boro and indian rivers.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Daytona vast. j. i
IL. X Il ................. 700 m 1870 p nj
Leave Ornond. ............ 1880 IN 800 D m
Leave R1lle ton, J IT. q X.
w. Jerry ...,...:..:.... 10 80 a M 4 ;55 m
Lave Pa!alka via j.. T. &
X. W.....................l II: 80 IN $50 IN
Leave Jacksonville, s., f.
Il w. KY. ...-............. 2:05 p m G:lj m
Arrive Savannah. 1853 p IN G:l0 q N
Making direct connection at pAlatka with
j., T. * Il. W. R'y, Florida Southern R'y, ST.
Augustine and Palatka R'y ana ST. johns
river steamers for all points in the East and
West. Il. S. SPENCER, G. PA.
Palatka. Fla.
U. j. WHITE. President, Palatka, Fla.
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Peoples gndepcndentLine

L'oR DOROI, DA klEN. BRUNoWICk,
Il FERNANDINA And SATiLLA RlV OR
LANDINGS. Tho elegant steamer Pope
Catlin, capt. w. Il. Swift. leaves savannah
from steamer Katie's wharf on Mondays Ii
y. III. for Fernandina, brunswick and way
landings. On Thursday at 4 p. m. for Bruins
wick and Satilia river and way landings. Re-
turning, leaves Bailey's Mills 6 p. m. Fridays.
Leaves Fernaudina 2p. m. Tuesdays. Freight
and passage az low as by any other line. For
information, apply 70 j. G.. MtDLOCk,
steamer hatie'S Wharf.
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THE steamships Of this company arc 40
Il pointed to sail from Savannah for BaltI
more as follows-citY time:
Al2rch 5, al ) P. NJ.
u vs. HOPKINS, Capt. FOSTER, THURS
DAY, March 10, at6P.M.
WIN. CSs NNE, Capt. BiLLUPs. TUESDAY,
March l5 at - NJ.
JO0NS HOPKINS. Capt. FOSTER. MON
DAY, March q. Rt4P.M.
And from Baltimore on the DAYS abore
named at s p. M.
Through bills ladins given t. all points
West. all the manufacturing towEs ia New
England. and 10 norts OF the United Kiugdcm
and the Continent.
ia RaY street,
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ZafIroar9,
Central Railroad.

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 10, 1886.
ON and after this date passenger Trans VIII
" run as Daily unless marked j, which are
Daily except sunday.
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ON and after SUNDAY. Feb. ", 1897, trains
~ will arrive and leave as follows.
*Daily. tDaily except Sundays. tDaiy
except Mondays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
HEBRON.

Mr.. wlillsm X Moody OF Dcston spent
SUNDAY u bis fathers.
l.. I. Bampus of Auburn. and bis little
boy, are sps nflng = week with bis father.
TIE many frisnis OF Mrs. hHv,y whit
nsy will regret 10 learn that she u seil'
ously m with brain fever At her hon" IN
Boston.
T. l. Packard has seut carload OF p'
pies To Boston this week.
The storm Tu,s dsy, was the worst OF The
season with the exception that IL WAS not
cold. The roads were dfifet badly aud
In The afternoon were almost imp,sssole--
quite so In some plsces.-Rev. Mr. Harden
went 20 Mechanic Pals on his return va.
obliged 20 leave hl- horse ~ BRADFORD
Siurtsvsnrs and walk.
while Ne .rc buried 10 STOW, lsuer
from Mississippi tells Us they are having
a denghtlal spring aud people are planting
corr gardens are looking flacly, beans up
And cAbbsge. ATE A. large n tea cups-
enough - tnske one h0mtsioS nr the
" SAMMY SOn'h.'
Mrs. william Marshall OF Auburn Il y'fy
m with pueumouia. She l. n sister 81 T..
l. Packard. aud lived here many years G.
Ca The evening OF the 18Th Inst. . very
Zoe reception was given Al Mr. CaliNclTs
In Oxford. An who have ever been there
u al eniertslnmen, will appreciate the
pleasure AL present experienced. The
collation. va. among the best ever pro-
yld.d In TIT. yleiniiy. Excellent music
WAS rendered by the oxford Band And lie
brun Qaaft.iie Mr.. cushm,n sang the
two beautiful solos by rque-t-Ihe bridge
and white Wing. Rfv. Mr.. Bofam OF
Oxford plsyci aud sang mauy songs Not
withdrawing the bad travelling nnetn OF
more went from here. and f,lt richly re-
warted for The sfOfi.
Sabbath day over hundred were pies
snt At church. There Il much religious
Interest In The place. and many have been
converted sni AID In the meetings.
The public lyceum WAS given wednesday
evening, and the trial debate was held. The
only fault 10 be found with The speakers
Was that some dld not coudensc thelr
thoughts. bu, the school a, all times proves
Its ability % 90 well. Fine readings wefe
given by Mls.s. Jordan and whitman.
new double qusrt.tis sang very nicely. un'
der direction 90 Mr. rhenix.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
PORTER

Almost April. sni another foo, ~ snow
Will there never be change We ihlut
II about time for some onr 10 slns Wat
posm-"Bsau'ifu Snow
Logging q. about done Abi The team. afc
ar leaving "a. woods
oar winter term ~ school closed last
week. Ani n has been profitable school
for ihe scholars and orsdiiaole 10 Mr'Coos
a. teacher
We learn iha, gentleman from Mass
ehu.stts 4. 90 Open law cf-,e At h'fn
Falls soon
william stanley .. moving 20 Parsons
Geld.
People ue commencing io make sugar
rom their ssp ofchsrds, bat The sno" i
80 deep 10 makes hard work.
Hay l. plsn,y In this section and che,p
Al wha, ii was Ayear sgo. Stock i look
lug well.
The ice IL leaving 10 Great o's'pee River.
I, hA. rot remained frozen over - late io'
= good many ysars.
Hue bird. sni rohlns have r,iarnei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
EAST BETHEL

spr!ug work has commenced for the
farmer. First In order comes sugar max
ing. which l. well under way.
OR Hastings has two live eoons which
he caught with his hands A. they were VS.
Ting hi- gransfy. lie had one fastened In
= box with q strsp around IL neck. MI.
Coon pulled his head out Of the strap,
Jumped out Of the box, went and found
something 20 eat, then got back into the
boz. curltd up aud went Ia sleep
Mrs Hattie Bean. our Posimisier's vile.
who has b,en visiting at Norway, returned
home co smiling ihat II WAS soon qaits ey'
idsn, u all that she had been 10 see Dr.
JOnss.
w. Bartlett. w. y. Brown and Others
who have been away to work have re-
turned hone.
Mrs. z c. Perry has returned IRON Mas
sschusetis.
Mrs. Auule Brown lately wovs forty
wards OF handsome carpeiing.
Eugene Bean has gone 10 The Lakes,
20 work for T. Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE


TIE J. NJ. Holland farm q. Cation Point
Ia. been sod % J. X Well Ms Holland
all leave f0r KtnsAs Ciiy, Missouri, on
the f0'h inst
A. he meeting o. The vi.isge school Dis
trict held on ine 25ih int 10 vs. voted
hat a hulldlng be erected f1- TIE use OF
he primary school. ant committee Sis
chosen % cousitsr ihs question or location
ART to prepare plans snt sprcih,stiors,
siso estimates 20 cost n construction
TIE committee sre % report AZ Al lafrei
meeting % be- held on he sih % April
The potato trade has been very aetlTe
turng the past week a. Canton. Orson
Cannon = ihe principal buyer.
Train No 1. mixei, Canton On Mechanic
Fall. on TIE R1mfort Falls Baehn-ld
Railroad. hss been cAncslsd Two or three
times during the last week for the reason
that the hllktaris have come too thick and
TOO fat. ant The snow hAs drifisd uFoo
The track. especially around whitney fOnd
a. never krosu since TIE road has ben
fnn ~ the present owners In the last DAYS
% March. TIE nail train has made It's
regular trips anf connectlons.
student % Colby Senior Class. pit.
Bsyersg~. will preach a. The Bspilst church
on TIE g7tA inst-. and Mr. knight IL ex'
psctet % preach on April % a. ihe sans
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
ANnOYER.

Winter has taken new lesse of NE.
The nfln question sas istsn up ~ The
dshsilrg c'u1. Tne.i,y evcutng. Ani dl.
cu..sd ~ M-ssrs. Barnes, jordan, Jou's'
llsffing ani Others.
The feasibility ~ having = free public
library Il being ialkci W. you'd Ike -
So such library established. ari hop'
the ~ Jet may soon take i'rnlie form
George n Adams ~ South Aniovsr died
Tussdsy mofniug ~ consumption IRON
which De- has hsen suf rios Tor several
months The fuusfAl occurred Thursiay'
sni VS. coudurisd ~ Rev. q II llanus.
ford oi Remfnri II was largely attended
Csp,sln Ffci BARKER wiia = party 81
fflcud. from Rsngsly, ~ss IN town hl-
week. wsinssisy evening thefr wa- :
social party To their honor AZ The Apio'e'
House
william Gfseg has goue - BahlerioNn
fo- Shingles Tor the new barn which he Il
% pui up In the spring.
The loggers Arc Leaving the woods. D.
\. Poor breaks camp this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
MEXlCNl

Oa ths way from Canton !. T. Gleason.
hnfse htckme - isme Tat it vas with
81 RI -u'fy that bel got 10 home. ~ one Tell
Nhfre tfe 'amfusss is
Ah,rt N louey pail us = fylng Welt st
week
G,rman raGsrles IA. returned from
n..fnr
George u G.,',oa b. eoraaei 20 The
house
wi'os Ken p'Fr seems - POI inpfoV'
Irr hlt ls .fl very sick.
Nsgsr-thai may pei little sirong-Nefe
ODD. rssi. e., ursr.v impsssshle a. now F.
pafIfrrr ans Qfrsrtfrxrce both rni plsY
Fr.i Gleason irfi f1r B'stou Monisy'
fhr -i.f ins'
Isru % K.fier has been befirc The IL.
sm.r.ns u,sri a, Lewiston lie j. ~ ing
firau IrCfrs-s % pension
Richards Son have pa p'ancr IN he
KmnAl ull They havc qaiie = yafi iaii
OF birch
IlhnN If.sa has rrturnei 30 BIZ studies
NlN te l. hookiu- 90 CA s.l1s
itlsagrard record flr our state Legs
Isture ihatlt ABOLISHED cspltNl punishment
F1r ore I hope tha' hanging" Ia Maine l.
rrfrrr thing 10 ths pAst-Anoihsr thiug
Nt~ -Nt ANfIf eNNl'A 90 ~.
az tn fIsafi1w trustee process There
stouii hr allowed o rrmaiu some laws ~
which drhts can br co,lcc'ei.
Ttr great cry for = Tn hour az i not
lloei ln hy the Wofklng men o. ihls sec
ton n strikes me that better AZ
w1ai tc ore @ comp,l every Ahie-hoilei
nan % work Ten hour- = tay-everY Jay,
,rrrpiiur Nay frAining-'ay, '' fourth
ofIaly.r furirg state FAlr Anf cattle show
fav.. Wlih now anf then day % lnN
'rnrui the store. dsy or two "a Areu-
politics. a1i o. vote ~ elections. ihiuk
10 uo; h.,i % give premium - l'fine's.
SrAgKrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
SOUTH BUCKFlELD.

The travelling pablo - well ~ home
patrons flf Ia thr Bgckh-li House, undef
ths management of IT, present popular ani
,f lieut. proprietor. John N. Tooin, nfst'
cas-. hotel
Ga Wet Samusr and Samusr, leaves The
Buctf "a House daily al ~ NJ. MI do.
BE Nil deliver passengers AZ any pOlut
contiguous 90 the Above namei places u
~, directly upon tie mail route.
Nathan Msx'm. mau over 20 years OF
sre. h.s hewsd and delivered ~ The Buck
cd depot. = distance % four miles over
leo fsllroAd tiss.
cyrus Ienry Jordan has purchased The
cold b. soii % Del jordan early Ia The
winter.
TIE ,fii 20 % the Se,eoimsu will be in The
ef.. ofO. n Hsrssy f0r the ensuing Year
Ia Fuu.r has rented bis present reui IN
tss rohlu house for the coming year.
Dr p-costsr reports satisfactory ani
S,m. of tae residents 81 Depot Street
object q The name % Lincoln Street.
- applied % 10 by one ofyOur correspond
euis. ..,-
horse
Charlie Hoigton has lost mare aud
pair % sgcking colts
wi.,er /. f.in 20 retain 10 stern grasp
The roads ia this part OF the town nave
~. hen worse drifted the past viuter
than by The storm and wind OF tie pa and
- insts.
th- Hsmlin place. -,
WISH Farris went 20 Lawrence Nss''
thu week.
Rob. Dean sold the wool ne has hAi de-
uvrred upon the llne Of The rsilroad,-
loaded upon the eAr-,--'or - - per eotu
George N Brigham IL looking snarT
.ftsr the telirQusut taxpayers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
MASON.

For the 25i day OF March 10 may well b
called very severe DAY the WHO'D blows
Ike = tornado. big drlfts ~ snow. and The
roads impossible. nobody veuiuring out
unless compelled by grca, necessity. It's
not ofteu that there has been 80 much snow
on The ground a, This time ofyear A. Is 10
be seen now. have seen more but not
bot fes times In my lie.
y q Mills Il gaining and bis courage i
good that be shall e, oat sgsin. Ills sou
y. y. IA. cone home from Auburn 20 take
care of him and sec 20 his busiusss.
Dsuiel = Mills continues % have bad
turns
J n. bean - hAaliug birch Tor II. nuieh'
luson lie will have 10 stop soon-ihe
wlnisr roai across the meadow i 10 bad
condition now
Ne,soI MlIl, Is very feeble this Niuisr B
b. does not 20 away from home Ani can
ct srouni bot very little
NJ wlthsm l. makiug sugar be got The
rr-t sap of ne season
J e. Bean has tapped BE Sugar or
chtfi We have bal one of two good sap
DAYS
4 :. Beah's teams Arr silll =, wofs 10
,he woods. II looks now a. n they might
work iill jane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
RUMFoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. Swan. OF swan { Cobb, the photog.
rspners OF Norway, did rushing business
here recently. When be Flushed up he
had about eight plates left. We trust Inst
be will come again.
Rev. Mr.. French will close bis lsbofs
here this spring. Poor health eompels
him to retire. lie has been faithful
preacher. Hts relations with the church
here have been very pleasant. Rev Mr.
Hsnnsford Is expected 10 take The work
the coming year.
Nearly 100 attended the Circle a. Mrs.
Waldo P,ttsngilfs recently.
N. A. Fuller called on the writer recent
ly. Herman Lss no trouble In selling such
good boots and shoes As be carries.
We exrtct 10 see butter factory 10 full
operation by next fsll.-ccnsuming the
product % from three hundred to fse hun
dred cows.
samuel Richardson Is slowly recovering
sftsr Q long illsess.
James Abbott Is spending few days At
home.
Rev. n. ID. Clifford died In Marshsil.
T.x.s, q few days since. Mr.. Clifford was
doing q grand work a. Principal OF Wiley
University, educating the Negroes. lie
WAS \ thorough Christian kentlemsp, and
suyoue who had the pleasure OF an sc-
qasin,snee with him will always speak in
the highest terms Of him whom The Lord
has taken home We extend To bis wife
our deep sympathy. Having passed thro'
similar sfliction lately, we know full well
how 70 sympAthixe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
WATERFORD.

Your correspondent IL very much oct OF
health. therefore he IL unable 10 gather
many passing events.
We have enjoyed . number OF warm and
fne days The stone walls are once more
In sight, aud We hope TO see bare GROUND
soon.
The woodehuek has made his appear
snce. -,
Mrs. 4. willard IL very sick; Mrs. J. Nj.
Howe remains very feeble.
G. A. Young IL away on visit
Frank Billings IL out again.
Pr. Horr will build barn on the Grant
farm the coming season.
Il A. Stevens returned TO bis Western
home last week.
&c. Mseraih, OF Worcester. Mass, IL
visiting at Eugene Nelson's.
Mrs. James Hamlin has returned 10 Ds-
kota-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
DHNMARK.

James y. Smith Is In Portland this wesk
on business connected With hls hardware
s,ore In ihls place. Mr. Smiia keep'a isll
assortment OF goods 10 bis line api has
built up a lucrative trade.
Elbrlige Thorn Of seolgo has been en-
raged by the oyerseers 81 the poor 10 "a
perinteud the town farm Tor the year com
meneing April 1.
Dr. Moses II. Cobb, who u Ai'snhlns
medical college a. Brunswick M. oeeu
obliged 20 cone home on account OF
sickness. The doctors tell him be must
SEEK a climate better Aisptsd to weak lungs
aud he will DO 90 - soon - he esn grsdu
ate
Arthur Rlchartson has gone 20 Boston
Augusilne Ingalls Il making one thon
sand shook which he delivers In forilAn'
At 30 aud GU cenis each-a loss OF some "
CENTS each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
BETHEL.

TUESDAY. March 22i. Que foot OF snow
f,ll AZ Bethel, aud fhday The 25ih' slh
inches more The Ealns 90 The OfAnh
Trunk RailrOAd were stuck IN the snoW'
dflns between Bethel ami Gorham' AMI
passengers on the evening trains spent ihe
night In the cars.
\. ID. Phllbfook lost nice COW from
acute ILLUMINATION, broughi on ~ over
feeding after parturlilon.
Sd 81. NJ. PhilhroOk sent esr'lOad
~ cattle TO the Brighton market, Thurs
day.
III. Y. Kendall sent q car lpsd OF The best
fed cattle 10 Lowell. MOnsiay' that were
ever sent from Bethel depot
wOOlf 4 Reessing are manufacturing
large quantity Of tin cans Tor corn AZ
their factory. They propose to pnt W
more corn and Lima beans than ,hey have
ever hsndlsd before. A. VI carter Is Wen
sgeut In Bethel, who = ready 10 eontrie'
for corn and leans.
james l. and II. v. Chspmsn OF Bsthel
took their tssms from the woods Mtrcn
10. They have flae lot OF lumber =, their
mill and will commence saving the nrst OF
April. They will run night anh Gay io'
two months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
FRYEBURG

Mr.. Gee has disposed 81 hl- household
good. saved from the Otfori House ~
private sale. sni nv an auction held Thurs
isy, isth. Miss Katie Gee has gone 10
Dnfeion
Mi..A. y. P,ge .. mAkiug short 'i'l,
Al Msldsu. Mass.
The Academy SoclAbie "came - " Wed
ne.day evening". EST. Miss IIaiehinson'
Who succeeds Miss Rosch a. teacher OF FL.
ocu,lou, gave satisfactory eviienee 81 her
ability
The Girls Literary society has organized
Tor The terra. choosing Alice Gllne- ff,si.
dent. Lab Barker Vice President, MApfl
Hastings secretary, and Hattie WOODWARD
Treasurer
Alice ESau. has retained from fhils'
tsiphia ani IL aiirrding school.
new druggist nfm-lu the fa'are--
John & Gerry 4 Son
There have been NUMBER OF applica.
tlous Tor The Congregational pulpit. hui u
Vas decided a. defer securing = minister
unill settled 'ravsllug Mcanwhile'
reading meetings and S,bhaih'school have
been held A. ihe vesiry riih The exception
~ one stormy Suuday.
A dlsiiugul.h,d looking stranger h,s sp'
pssrr,i upon The street Ia beautiful Iiall.n
GREYHOUND. which came by express ~
n Jsunsss. having announced bis intended
arrival by postal card, previously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
OXFORD

Mrs. POISON. mlliinsr. has bought out
George walker, and will &c; up business
here.
Mt Ellsworth l. 20 move into Que OI
Joseph RohlnsOu's rvuts.
Mr. loths has moved n Wslchville.
A. The school meeting saturday evening.
II. q. Bake was chosen Agent for District
~ s.
Rsv NJ Durim exchanged on Sunday
with Rev Nc Keith ~ Paris.
There wss sociable Al william Calf.
wells Friday evening. Al which he Hebron
Mtls Qlartstt. sni NJ Sargent. Principal
10 il-prou Academy. were present; also
ne oxford Corust HAND aud the VI T..
choir
The IN between The house sui stable of
Gfuree WUhnnrue. 20 wslchville. WAS
crushed ~ IN. weight OF snow upon u
and On In tufiug the uighi, The walls
sprssiiug ant 4 sor falling through. u
Will cust some $500 90 rebuild 10
There aru several eases ~ csnker-rash
hsrr. and The disease must spread still
more lf people In the hoasss wherc sick
ness prevails Cuutinno % attend church
Ard Other place. of public resort
The catalogue of " n Essimsu, East
Sumusr. 90 vegetable and fower seeds. l.
received. Those wishing "a purChsse will
go well o. order 90 him. The seeds src
grown hy himself. are reliable. AMI have
Given tNctl.sut Satisfaction.